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Frozen Four: UMass hockey gets rematch with Minnesota-Duluth The Massachusetts Minutemen practice during a Division I Men's Ice Hockey practice day held at PPG Paints Arena on Wednesday in Pittsburgh. JUSTIN K. ALLER / NCAA PHOTOS via GETTY IMAGES Massachusetts Minutemen practice during a Division I Men's Ice Hockey practice day held at PPG Paints Arena on Wednesday in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. JUSTIN K. ALLER / NCAA PHOTOS via GETTY IMAGES Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs practice during a Division I Men's Ice Hockey practice day held at PPG Paints Arena on Wednesday in Pittsburgh. JUSTIN K. ALLE...

Frozen Four preview: Minnesota Duluth vs. Massachusetts April 8, 2021 — 6:32am Text size Copy shortlink: 8 p.m. Thursday • PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh • ESPN2 UMD win streak in NCAAs at 10 Bulldogs at a glance Record: 15-10-2, third place in NCHC regular season, lost in NCHC tournament semifinals. How they got here: At-large selection, No. 3 seed in Midwest Regional. Didn't play No. 2 seed Michigan because of COVID-19 issues, beat No. 1 seed North Dakota 3-2 in five overtimes. Key facts and figures: The Bulldogs are playing in...

Copy shortlink: Needing a victory to clinch the Big Ten regular-season title, No. 5 Wisconsin edged host Michigan State 2-1 on sophomore forward Cole Caufield's second goal of the game nearly eight minutes into the third period. The winner was Caufield's NCAA-leading 25th goal of the season. He scored his first goal with 16 seconds left in the second period on a power play. Dylan Holloway, after getting a turnover behind the Spartans' net, set up Caufield's second goal from the near slot. The Badgers (19-8-1, 17-6-1 Big Ten), who passed the Gophers for first place with...

The St. Cloud State University men's hockey team pulled out all the stops to come up with a big win in their regular-season finale against the University of Minnesota-Duluth on Saturday.

Scott Sandelin has been looking for a little bit of an offensive spark. At least for one night, he found it. Strong from the start of the game, the new third line of Jackson Cates, Kobe Roth, and Koby Bender struck four times in total, including a Cates natural hat trick in the third period, as UMD pulled away from Western Michigan, 5-1 Saturday night at Amsoil Arena. Cates’ goals came 7:58 apart in the third period, turning a 2-1 lead into the final four-goal margin. It’s the first hat trick for UMD in nearly two years, with Nick Swaney getting the last one on Jan. 25, 2019, in a 7-2 win...